Video Library
What is the difference bewteen vocation and a destiny or duty? A reflection from John Fitzmaurice, Director of Ordinands and Vocation.
The Holy Land, Hollwood and the King's Coronation - find out how the three are connected in this week's video reflection by Alison Maddocks, Dean of Smaller Churches.
During Lent, we will be following The Church of England's weekly #DustAndGlory themes. Our weekly video reflections will encourage us to take a fresh look at the frustrations and failings that every day brings and, rather than pretending we can always avoid them, seek to learn from them and grow closer to God through them. In this week's video, Archdeacon Nikki reflects on failure, what it means and how we should embrace it.
Doug Chaplin gives grateful thanks for all those who give their time and skills for the church.
"As Christians, we are called to be good stewards of all that God has given us in creation, which means that we need to live in ways that show that we are now part of the solution rather than part of the problem." A reflection by Diane Cooksey, Area Dean of Worcester.
Diocesan Secretary, John Preston offers his reflections for the new year and explains how the Diocese plans to enable those seeking the hope that Jesus brings, will encounter that hope through the church in new and different ways.
What can we learn from Beethoven during Advent? This week's video reflection comes from Jonathan Kimber..
A reflection from Robert Jones, Archdeacon of Worcester, as we approach Advent.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. A reflection for #ArmisticeDay from Bishop Martin, Bishop of Dudley.
"For Christians this season dismisses fear, and the unknown is transformed by the sure hope and confidence of the light of Christ which banishes all darkness." A reflection on Hallowe’en by Stephen Edwards, Vice-Dean of Worcester Cathedral.
